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Bikaner House censors 75 photographs of Delhi protests from Raihan Vadra’s exhibition, leaving empty walls behind
The photographs documenting youth-led protests were removed hours before the exhibition opened, with the venue reportedly threatening cancellation
Punjab CM did not stop farm bills when he could: Arvind Kejriwal
Launching attack on Amrinder Singh, Kejriwal says he’s pro farmer; asks Central govt to accept farmers’ demands, and provide a legal guarantee of MSP
Govt must repeal the new farm laws: Civil society
Scores of civil society groups have demanded that government promulgate an ordinance to stop the implementation of these laws and withdraw cases imposed on farmers
Goa government considers auctioning 88 halted iron ore mining leases
After two years of halt, the state government finally blows the dust off the dormant mining leases and considers auctioning
Delhi’s workforce voices their grievances at DRRAA’s Hunger Hearing
Keen on addressing the misconception that life has returned to normalcy after the coronavirus lockdown, the DRRAA organised a public hearing for the domestic workers, labourers and daily-wage earners of Delhi.
Meeting adjourned, farmers to meet Agriculture and Railway ministers on December 3
Government proposed formation of a committee to discuss contentious provisions of the farm laws with protesting farmers
AIKS organises nationwide rasta roko campaign
Farmers organisation plans a week-long protest to express solidarity with farmers in their demand for the withdrawal of the three anti-farmer-dubbed laws.
Delhi police detain Shaheen Bagh’s Bilkis daadi
Moments after Bilkis daadi arrived at Singhu border to support India’s farmers, Delhi police detained the aged activist
Delhi gov’t quietly notifies one of the laws opposed by farmers!
The law allows trade of food grains and poultry outside APMC mandis, where its regulations do not apply
Employer and colleagues beat a man to death for demanding pending salary!
Killed for demanding his due, the man had come to Gurgaon hoping to get a job to support his family.
Shehla Rashid reveals domestic abuse history of father
Abdul Rashid Shora accused daughter of ‘anti national activities’ after he was restrained by court after family alleged prolonged domestic violence
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